Model analysis of stylistic devices in an excerpt of Brian Clarke’s "Whose life is it anyway?"(p. 28‚ 10 30‚18) General remarks the conversation is held in a very witty style. Both sides think carefully about how to react and the impacts their remarks might have. Ken wants to provoke Dr Scott with sexual allusions to make her think about his situation Dr Scott tries to remain professional. She wants to avoid to hurt him. Neither does she want to end up being hurt herself. She is a position
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In the film Whose Life Is It Anyway? we are introduced to the character of Ken. Ken’s life is changed after a life-altering car accident leaves him a quadriplegic. Ken‚ being unable to live the life he is accustomed asks to be released from the hospital and refuses medical treatment. Throughout this paper I will delve into the roles that work‚ play‚ and worship played in Ken’s life both pre-accident and post-accident. The roles of work‚ play‚ and worship will also tie in with Ken’s personal freedom
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made Ken use a certain amount of sarcasm and partly rhetorical questions to portray Ken to the reader as he is. The reader will most likely think that Ken Harrison is trying to outsmart people and sometimes he does achieve this. Such as; “What do you do? Conjuring tricks? Funny stories? Or a belly dance? If I have any choice‚ I’d prefer the belly dance.” Mrs Boyle: I’m afraid I’ve
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Ken’s Situation To Provoke Both Sympathy And Humour In ‘Whose Life Is It Anyway?’ The book has been written by Brian Clarke not only to entertain readers‚ but to also make a statement about euthanasia. Euthanasia is defined as an ‘easy death’‚ however after reading the play ‘Whose Life Is It Anyway’‚ readers start to get an idea of what a struggle it is‚ not only to have the courage to end your own life‚ but to persuade others around you that it is the right decision‚ especially someone in Ken’s
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Conflicting Setting in “So What Are You Anyway?” For many years‚ African Americans have endured the oppression of white superiors‚ but have put up a great fight for emancipation. Over time‚ the segregation that once existed has diminished‚ but continues to live on in the minds of some. In Lawrence Hills‚ “So What Are You Anyway”‚ the setting is a key contributor to the conflict of the story in regards to equality now being instilled into society‚ an innocent Carole being targeted and demeaned for
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an individual in your class whose behaviour is problematical. Can you type this behaviour as due to a lack of belongingness‚ esteem‚ or self-actualisation needs? Or is it a combination of these? Considering Solutions What do you do in most classes that satisfies: Self-actualisation needs? Self-esteem needs and the need for esteem from others? Belongingness needs? Recognising and Devising Some Strategies Which strategies do you use now to satisfy these needs
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grandparents‚ why she is traveling alone and where hometown did she come from. Carole answered them nicely then in her every answer‚ there is this small talk between the couples about her. One thing that made her uncomfortable is the question “What are you‚ anyway?” where at first‚ she cannot hardly understand the meaning but what she only knew was its connotation is something unpleasant. However‚ the couple continued asking her about her race and the saddest part is when they asked her about the color of
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Marjun Reginsdóttir Whose face do you see? Melvin Burgess ______________________________________________________ In this essay I’ll analyze the story “whose face do you see” with special emphasis on themes‚ writing technique and significance of the title. The primary writing technique that is used
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The Sunny side of Bangladesh A1. Bangladesh has abundant of renewable resources but out of it only solar‚ hydro and biomass is used extensively than others. The need for electricity is growing day by day and the government plans to provide electricity to all the citizens by the year 2020‚ whereas only 32% of the total population receives electricity from the national grid (Rahman‚ 2006). It will be almost impossible to supply electricity to every single house in remote parts of the country because
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The dark side of the medal. Nowadays‚ globalization is one of the buzzwords of our modern world: opinions vary considerably over its pros and cons. In fact‚ this phenomenon affects everyone even in the most remote and less developed countries. It does help development and surely has helped us to know each other’s need in a better way‚ demolishing the walls separating cultures. But stop for a second and think about the negative aspects and consequences of globalization that we actually face in our
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